Musee Du Vin Et Du Negoce
What the experts agree on
Hidden in a 1720 merchant's house with original vaulted cellars, this intimate museum reveals Bordeaux's wine trade legacy through artifacts and visual storytelling in the historic Chartrons district.
“This small Wine and Trade Museum, hidden in one of the city's oldest buildings – an Irish merchant's house dating to 1720 in the ancient trading district of Chartrons – offers a fascinating insight.”
– Lonely Planet
"Everywhere you turn in Bordeaux, someone is talking about wine—its history, how it’s made, or where you can go to drink some. Here is the place to learn the basics of all three." Full review
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All of the written explanations are in French, so be sure to ask for a paper guide in English.
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"The museum occupies three fine vaulted cellars (typical of the Chartrons district), and traces the history of the Bordeaux wine trade. Many artefacts and visual aids set the scene." Full review